Samanth Subramaniam

Samanth Subramaniam is a contributing editor at The Caravan and the India correspondent for The National. He is the author of This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan War, and Following Fish: Travels Around the Indian Coast.

The Longstanding and Successfully Symbiotic Relationship between Lalit Modi and Vasundhara Raje
Sports / News
The Longstanding and Successfully Symbiotic Relationship between Lalit Modi and Vasundhara Raje
Samanth Subramaniam
Can Lalit Modi's Confidence in Himself Undo His Latest Scandal?
Business / Commentary
Can Lalit Modi's Confidence in Himself Undo His Latest Scandal?
Samanth Subramaniam
Sports / Books The chequered history of Pakistani cricket Samanth Subramaniam
Conflict / Reportage How Sinhala extremism turned against Sri Lanka’s Muslims after the civil war Samanth Subramaniam
Arts / Essay Does TM Krishna's contemporary reimagining of Carnatic music improverish it? Samanth Subramaniam
A lexicon of the Indian media’s triumphs and tribulations in 2013 Samanth Subramaniam
Conflict / Commentary Despite the end of civil war, Sinhala extremism continues to poison Sri Lanka Samanth Subramaniam
Media / Reportage How Samir Jain created the modern Indian newspaper industry Samanth Subramaniam
Business / Reportage How Amul’s hard-working admen turn headlines into hoardings Samanth Subramaniam
Politics / Profile The inscrutable politics of Subramanian Swamy Samanth Subramaniam
Business / Reportage Following the voluminous stream of real estate SMS spam back to its source: the outskirts of India’s cities, where a dizzying new economy blows up on vacant lots by dusty roads. Samanth Subramaniam
Business / Profile How Lalit Modi, possessed of inhuman energy, ambition and audacity, built a billion-dollar cricket kingdom—only to be rudely ejected from its throne Samanth Subramaniam
Tales From The Indian Fish Trail Samanth Subramaniam